Since the ’90s, street papers have sought to provide job opportunities and better advocacy for people experiencing homelessness.
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How are Christians supposed to love their neighbors in an economy like this?
Despite resettlement efforts, at least 55,000 Afghan refugees remain at military bases in the United States.
Across the country, striking workers are demanding better labor conditions — and that's holy, purposeful work.
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How the Bible affirms transgender and nonbinary people.
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In the region, as elsewhere, the stained-glass ceiling is beginning to crack.
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Is this the price we must pay for entrance into delight, rest, or relationships?
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I’ll keep on loving this holy, physical world.
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The region has a rich history of nonviolent resistance.
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Vanessa Martinez Soltero is an activist bridging her Christian faith and Indigenous traditions to sustain herself and community.
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